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Internet technology veteran joins NetSuite as chief marketing officer

David Downing, a former executive of SAP and Informatica, will help e-commerce platform provider NetSuite build its market among mid-sized companies as its new chief marketing officer, NetSuite says.

Posted 06/30/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

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NetSuite Hires software education veteran Laura Brumage

E-commerce technology vendor NetSuite Inc. has hired Laura Brumage as vice president, worldwide education services. Brumage will oversee business software education for NetSuite’s customers, employees and partners.

Posted 04/07/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

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CompSource finds e-billing payment option boosts average order values

Customers choosing to pay through an e-mailed invoice, or e-bill—which lets them pay directly from their personal bank account—spend about 15-20% more per order than other customers, CompSource says.

Posted 02/01/2007Paul DemeryPost a comment

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Online banking emerging as payment alternative for e-retailers

E-retailers including TigerDirect and Tool King are letting customers use Secure-eBill to pay through their personal bank’s online billing service. “Our average sale is about 50% higher than for other payment options,” Tool King’s Don Cohen says.

Posted 01/04/2007Paul DemeryPost a comment

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Click&Buy to offer phone billing option

Click&Buy, an Internet-based micro-payments network for web-based digital content, will offer U.S. users the option of billing content downloads to their phone bills.

Posted 09/26/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

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TradeStone names former Oracle executive as president

TradeStone Software, a provider of web-based procurement software for retailers, has appointed as president Joe Dugan, former director of Oracle’s retail products markets.

Posted 09/12/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

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Oracle’s acquisition of Retek should be good for retailers, analyst says

Oracle’s pending acquisition of Retek, a leading provider of retail industry software, is good for retailers seeking integrated enterprise software, but buyers should proceed with caution, AMR Research analyst Scott Langdoc says.

Posted 03/23/2005Paul DemeryPost a comment

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SAP vies for major retail industry presence in $496 million deal for Retek

Enterprise software maker SAP is building on its retail industry presence in its move to spend $496 million for web-based software provider Retek. But analysts say the deal raises several questions for existing and prospective clients among retailers.

Posted 03/01/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment